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Erick Berry, New York Times Magazine, N. Y., July 5, 1925.

Trader Horn (Metro Goldwyn-Mayer)

The party of sixty actors, directors and technicians

who left New York for Africa represented the

commencement of a new era in the production of sound films. (...)

Photo With the pigmies of central Africa

(...) International Review of Educational Cinematography,

Rome, Oct. 1931, detail

& Alhambra, exterior by day, poster Eddie Cantor

Whoopee, Capetown

(...) Motion Picture Herald, March 12, 1932

& I. W. Schlesinger, head of the South African Trust, sailed from

Johannesburg, April 15, for England. (...) Schlesinger

paid $15,000 for the South African rights to The Gold Rush,

considered a tremendous price.

(...) Variety, May 12, 1926

„The Savages Roar and Shout With Delight“

Editorial content. „CHARLIE CAPTURES AFRICA‘S GOLD COAST

      When a Chaplin Film, However Tattered and Patched, Is

      Shown, the Savages Roar and Shout With Delight

      By Erick Berry“ (...)

     The Gold Rush opens June 26, 1925

      at Grauman‘s Egyptian, 6712 Hollywood Bld., Los Angeles.

      The Gold Rush opens August 15, 1925

      at Strand Theatre, B‘way at 47th St., New York.

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